Proposed clarifications to the definition of a business ................ 605
   4 ACQUISITION METHOD OF ACCOUNTING .................................................. 608
   4.1
   Identifying the acquirer ...................................................................................... 608
   4.1.1
   New entity formed to effect a business combination .................. 609
   4.1.2 Stapling
   arrangements
   .........................................................................
   614
   4.2
   Determining the acquisition date ...................................................................... 614
   5 RECOGNITION AND MEASUREMENT OF ASSETS ACQUIRED,
   LIABILITIES ASSUMED AND NON-CONTROLLING INTERESTS .................... 615
   588 Chapter
   9
   5.1
   General principles ................................................................................................ 615
   5.2
   Recognising identifiable assets acquired and liabilities assumed ................ 615
   5.3
   Acquisition-date fair values of identifiable assets acquired and
   liabilities assumed ................................................................................................. 617
   5.4
   Classifying or designating identifiable assets acquired and liabilities
   assumed .................................................................................................................. 617
   5.5
   Recognising and measuring particular assets acquired and
   liabilities assumed ................................................................................................. 619
   5.5.1
   Operating leases .................................................................................... 619
   5.5.2 Intangible
   assets
   ...................................................................................
   620
   5.5.2.A
   Examples of identifiable intangible assets ................. 622
   5.5.2.B
   Customer relationship intangible assets ..................... 623
   5.5.2.C
   Combining an intangible asset with a related
   contract, identifiable asset or liability ......................... 625
   5.5.2.D
   In-process research or development project
   expenditure ...................................................................... 626
   5.5.2.E Emission
   rights
   ................................................................
   628
   5.5.2.F
   Determining the fair values of intangible assets ....... 628
   5.5.3
   Reacquired rights .................................................................................. 631
   5.5.4
   Assembled workforce and other items that are not
   identifiable ............................................................................................ 632
   5.5.4.A
   Assembled workforce .................................................... 632
   5.5.4.B
   Items not qualifying as assets ....................................... 632
   5.5.5
   Assets with uncertain cash flows (valuation allowances) .............633
   5.5.6
   Assets that the acquirer does not intend to use or intends
   to use in a way that is different from other market
   participants ............................................................................................633
   5.5.7
   Investments in equity-accounted entities ...................................... 634
   5.5.8
   Assets and liabilities related to contacts with customers ............ 634
   5.6
   Exceptions to the recognition and/or measurement principles ................. 636
   5.6.1
   Contingent liabilities ........................................................................... 636
   5.6.1.A
   Initial recognition and measurement ........................... 637
   5.6.1.B
   Subsequent measurement and accounting ................. 637
   5.6.2
   Income taxes .......................................................................................... 637
   5.6.3 Employee
   benefits
   ...............................................................................
   638
   5.6.4 Indemnification assets ........................................................................ 638
   5.6.5 Reacquired
   rights
   .................................................................................
   639
   5.6.6 Assets
   held for sale .............................................................................. 640
   5.6.7 Share-based
   payment transactions .................................................. 640
   5.6.8
   Leases in which the acquiree is the lessee (IFRS 16) .................... 640
   5.6.9
   Insurance contracts within the scope of IFRS 17 ........................... 641
   Business
   combinations
   589
   6 RECOGNISING AND MEASURING GOODWILL OR A GAIN IN A
   BARGAIN PURCHASE ...................................................................................... 641
   6.1
   Subsequent accounting for goodwill................................................................ 642
   7 CONSIDERATION TRANSFERRED ................................................................ 642
   7.1
   Contingent consideration ................................................................................... 644
   7.1.1
   Initial recognition and measurement ............................................... 645
   7.1.1.A
   Estimating an appropriate discount rate ..................... 647
   7.1.2
   Classification of a contingent consideration obligation ............... 648
   7.1.3
   Subsequent measurement and accounting ..................................... 650
   7.2
   Replacement share-based payment awards .................................................... 651
   7.3 Acquisition-related costs..................................................................................... 651
   7.4
   Business combinations achieved without the transfer of
   consideration ........................................................................................................ 652
   7.4.1
   Business combinations by contract alone ....................................... 653
   7.5
   Combinations involving mutual entities .......................................................... 653
   8 RECOGNISING AND MEASURING NON-CONTROLLING INTERESTS .......... 654
   8.1
   Measuring qualifying non-controlling interests at acquisition-date
   fair value ................................................................................................................. 655
   8.2
   Measuring qualifying non-controlling interests at the proportionate
   share of the value of net identifiable assets acquired ....................................... 656
   8.3
   Implications of method chosen for measuring non-controlling
   interests .................................................................................................................. 656
   8.4 Measuring
   share-based
   payment and other components of non-
   controlling interests ............................................................................................. 658
   8.5
   Call and put options over non-controlling interests .................................... 659
   9 BUSINESS COMBINATIONS ACHIEVED IN STAGES (‘STEP
   ACQUISITIONS’) .............................................................................................. 661
   9.1
   Accounting for previously held interests in a joint operation ..................... 667
   10 BARGAIN PURCHASE TRANSACTIONS ......................................................... 667
   11 ASSESSING WHAT IS PART OF THE EXCHANGE FOR THE ACQUIREE ....... 670
   11.1
   Effective settlement of pre-existing relationships ......................................... 671
   11.2 Remuneration for future services of employees or former owners
   of the acquiree ....................................................................................................... 675
   11.2.1
   Arrangements for contingent payments to employees or
   selling shareholders ................................................................................ 675
   11.2.2
   Share-based payment awards exchanged for awards held
   by the acquiree’s employees .............................................................. 678
   11.3 Reimbursement for paying the acquirer’s acquisition-related costs .............. 678
   11.4 Restructuring
   plans
   ...............................................................................................
   678
   590 Chapter
   9
   12 MEASUREMENT PERIOD .............................................................................. 679
   12.1 Adjustments made during measurement period to provisional
   amounts ................................................................................................................. 680
   12.2 Adjustments made after end of measurement period .................................. 682
   13 SUBSEQUENT MEASUREMENT AND ACCOUNTING .................................... 682
   14 REVERSE ACQUISITIONS .............................................................................. 683
   14.1 Measuring the consideration transferred ........................................................ 684
   14.2 Measuring
   goodwill ............................................................................................. 685
   14.3 Preparation and presentation of consolidated financial statements ............. 686
   14.4 Non-controlling
   interest
   .....................................................................................
   688
   14.5 Earnings per share ............................................................................................... 690
   14.6 Cash
   consideration
   ...............................................................................................
   691
   14.7 Share-based
   payments
   ........................................................................................ 692
   14.8 Reverse acquisitions involving a non-trading shell company .................... 693
   14.9 Reverse acquisitions and acquirers that are not legal entities .................... 695
   15 PUSH DOWN ACCOUNTING .......................................................................... 695
   16 DISCLOSURES................................................................................................ 696
   16.1 Nature and financial effect of business combinations................................... 697
   16.1.1
   Business combinations during the current reporting
   period ...................................................................................................... 697
   16.1.2
   Business combinations effected after the end of the
   reporting period ................................................................................... 699
   16.2 Financial effects of adjustments recognised in the current
   reporting period ................................................................................................... 699
   16.3 Other
   necessary information .............................................................................. 701
   16.4 Illustrative
   disclosures ......................................................................................... 701
   List of examples
   Example 9.1:
   Extractive industries – definition of a business (1) ....................... 602
   Example 9.2:
   Extractive industries – definition of a business (2) ....................... 603
   Example 9.3:
   Real estate – definition of a business (1) ......................................... 603
   Example 9.4:
   Real estate – definition of a business (2) ........................................ 603
   Example 9.5:
   Life sciences – definition of a business (1) ..................................... 604
   Example 9.6:
   Life sciences – definition of a business (2) ..................................... 605
   Example 9.7:
   Business combination effected by a Newco for cash
   consideration (1) .................................................................................... 610
   Business
   combinations
   591
   Example 9.8:
   Business combination effected by a Newco for cash
   consideration: spin-off transaction (2) .............................................. 611
   Example 9.9:
   Newco formed to facilitate a debt-to-equity swap
   transaction .............................................................................................. 612
   Example 9.10:
   Customer relationship intangible assets ......................................... 623
   Example 9.11:
   Acquirer’s intention not to use an intangible asset ....................... 634
   Example 9.12:
   Contract liability of an acquiree ........................................................ 635
   Example 9.13:
   Contingent consideration – applying the probability-
   weighted payout approach to determine fair value ..................... 646
   Example 9.14:
   Share-settled contingent consideration – financial liability
   or equity? ............................................................................................... 650
   Example 9.15:
   Initial measurement of non-controlling interests in a
   business combination (1) .................................................................... 656
   Example 9.16:
   Initial measurement of non-controlling interests in a
   business combination (2) ..................................................................... 657
   Example 9.17:
   Measurement of non-controlling interest represented by
   preference shares and employee share options ............................ 659
   Example 9.18:
   Business combination achieved in stages – original
   investment treated as FVOCI without recycling ........................... 662
   Example 9.19:
   Business combination achieved in stages – original
   investment treated as an associate under IAS 28 .......
................... 664
   Example 9.20:
   Business combination achieved in stages – loss arising on
   step-acquisition .................................................................................... 666
   Example 9.21:
   Gain on a bargain purchase (1) .......................................................... 668
   Example 9.22:
   Gain on a bargain purchase (2) .......................................................... 670
   Example 9.23:
   Settlement of pre-existing non-contractual relationship ............. 672
   Example 9.24:
   Settlement of pre-existing contractual relationship –
   Supply contract ..................................................................................... 673
   Example 9.25:
   Settlement of pre-existing contractual relationship – Loan
   agreement ............................................................................................... 673
   Example 9.26:
   Settlement of pre-existing contractual relationship –
   Reacquired technology licensing agreement .................................. 674
   Example 9.27:
   Contingent payments to employees ................................................. 677
   Example 9.28:
   Recognition or otherwise of a restructuring liability as
   part of a business combination .......................................................... 679
   Example 9.29:
   Adjustments made during measurement period to
   provisional amounts .............................................................................. 681
   Example 9.30:
   Identification of an asset during measurement period ................ 682
   Example 9.31:
   Reverse acquisition – calculating the fair value of the
   consideration transferred ................................................................... 684
   Example 9.32:
   Reverse acquisition – measuring goodwill (1)................................ 686
   Example 9.33:
   Reverse acquisition – measuring goodwill (2) ............................... 686
   Example 9.34:
   Reverse acquisition – consolidated statement of financial
   position immediately after the business combination .................. 687
   592 Chapter
   9
   Example 9.35:
   Reverse acquisition – legal parent’s statement of financial
   position in separate financial statements ........................................ 688
   Example 9.36:
   Reverse acquisition – non-controlling interest............................. 689
   
 
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